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No idea. I've always been very polite in my dealings with Sam Bailey, so it can't be because of me. I'll call him up next time I need some stuff and see what we can figure out. I just needed some hickory shirts for us all for the upcoming season. Mine are in tatters.

That, is. Most physical things. That is why we used to buy a pallet full of stuff from Bailey's once every second year. Now they set their home page so it can't be accessed from Denmark, that probably put and end to that.

The back-up camera I had put on my truck lets me put the hitch EXACTLY over the ball, each and every time. Impresses the hell out of people who don't know I have it. Cost about $550, probably be cheaper in the US. Most things are.

What a let down! I thought they subsidized you for not using fosstle fuel.

Lost me there Dave. Care to explain.

Once we finish telling Robert how to do the different aspects of treework, I think I'll copy all the relevant information and make it into a new version of "Fundamentals" seeing that Jerry won't be updating his.

Leukemia and a near fatal blood poisoning.

Actually, a 30 year old has just the same chance of stepping off the curb in front of a Greyhound bus as you do. I do get your point, but my brush with death last fall has mede me acutely aware of easy it is for all of us, no matter what age, to come to that STOP sign at the end of the road.

I think it is male menopause, Brian. A somewhat delayed one. Most of us get it in our fifties, ditch the old wife for a younger model, preferably with silicone tits, and buy a sports car. Robert got it way late, and decided treework was the way to go. Dangerous choice, that one. Silicone tits...